The flock or human replicas

A digital manipulation dedicated to E. Munch. Comments please.

this is not exactly photography -rather an image of surrealism/expressionism - is really good !!..i enjoy seeing images like this one from time to time here in PN..i am online only for a sort time last/this month ..i believe this is one of the best photos you have posted latelly "my opinion and only"..well done Michael.....ps : Re Mixali ti ouza etc file mou edo ginetai xalasmos dystyxos ...to system den me afini na balo 7....

This is soooo cool!! Is this photography? It is like a painting! Wonderful!!

A very pleasing composition, Michael. I can seriously appreciate the amount of work that must have gone into creating this image. This should garner the interest of our Macedonian friend, Pierre - LOL! Cheers! Chris

very interesting and nice..i like it very much..congrats.

Really beautiful work, Michael! Best regards, Ruud.

I can see, you're inspirited by Greece, well done :)

Very creative, a very nice and unique synthesis!

Great creativity work, well done.

its look like a painting, great.

Beautifull and very creative.For some reason reminds me Beetles.

Definitely a creative art.

Very original work Michael,painting image,excellent done,best regards...Shuki

Very good, very well done. Congrats !

Thanks for your nice comments.

I'm thinking of a well-known artist from Norway. I like your image. Very artistic.

Looks so expressionist ! Great.

Yeah, very well done. We all stand on shoulders, but there is rather some slowness in photography, to climb further.We have now such an excellent media,

but few dare to use it. The conformative conservatism is worse, than before

paintings started with the abstract picture. What are they so afraid of ?

3/3`s, we get them already in numbers !

I appreciate your work, and hope to see much more.

 

Yours niels

 

Thanks for your warm comments.

The style strikes me as Van Goghesque ... except for the blues, which I quite like.

Thank you very much for your warm and interesting comments.

Michael, I love the image and your daring to push the limits of photographic imagery. The camera is a medium for expression. Regards. Denise